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On the front page of my Drupal installation there is a date and time that is displayed next to each post. It is in the format "<name of weekday in three or four characters>, yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm" and this, from my understanding, should be "D, Y-m-d H:i" in the php date() function. I'd like to change this to my own format and i can't figure out how. If it's possible to do with a theme then that would be awesome but if not then thats ok. I've searched all the files for the string "D, Y-m-d H:i" and found it in modules/aggregator.module on line 1221 and in modules/system.module on line 394.
Hi, I'm trying to port mysite over to 4.7, and I've installed a clean 4.7 for experimenting. I've uploaded a couple of modules: flexinode,
excerpt, blockbar, indexpage, porterstemmer, simplevote, votingapi, & taxonomy access control.
I noticed, while working on the site, that my breadcrumb displays incorrectly while in a book. It displays correctly everywhere else. When I noticed the problem, I turned off everything except taxonomy access control & flexinode, but this didn't fix the problem.
Is this a known issue? Has anyone else experienced this issue?
I need to manage a lot of files in a drupal website: every user registered in the site should have a personal page with his own private files. Those files should not be downloaded from different users than the owner.
First I've tried to use the "bookmarks" module for manage the file list, but in this way, there is no security: everyone can download all files. So I have tro find another way to resolv this problem... I've looked in the forums and in the drupal docs, but I've found nothing.
Of course the simple way is simply to create dummy users with the names you don't want registered, but here is my dilemma...
I use pathauto.module so that any content created by a user is:
mydomain.com/[user]/[title]
Regular pages (created by admins) are at:
mydomain.com/[title]
What will happen when someone tries to register a username (e.g. Help or About)? Will this be prevented from happening or do I need to put some safe guards in place?
I don't think the following should be too difficult to implement, given its built into the core potentially.
Basically, how would I go about creating an autocompleting 'tag search' form, like a search box?
This would help users avoid having to browse a long page of taxonomy terms. They could simply start to type in a possible term and if its there it will offer it (in exactly the same way the current form does for creating new node types with free tagging).